The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-06 00:00:00

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(41 ttt.zu r i . % c 1 - 1 lose of t h e Poll :alt hongb for the present .I N al44 l l Points th e sangu i ne h ope 'shad indulged, con aim' 1 and ax es for ev er i n my m i n d the 6ePt i ment6 o f respect : g ar d which I have always entertained for the real anti Nl.lldellt Electors of the British F.mpre. .Th 4 a nume 7 13a it ) ritY Should have l , litainerl against Me , creates hot__ e here ( , 4 ,,, a "Tine, hut that 4806 respectable o eLleb(- 1 :‘ 418, " 11 7 1,1.5*(14 declamation, unpolluted by faction, and unawtd . ‘o,llltities Menaced, and violence perpetrated , shonid hare ra , red at the Hustings in my favour, excites in me 0 1 ' Ct.lest feelin.o of gratitude. in whatever capacity I &pal h Zte r he celled upini to serve - ion,- whether as your E,v , 4 00 tail" ilt the se"te, or ou the element to which I have 401 aettt6toiped, I shalt be always anxious to sbew my ze 4 , regard for the liberties the laws, and the Cpns!intiim 1 kitq' titu_ ettnatia fdend of them, rhaVe had'thehOnot9oreeeir! "1704; I am, Gentlemen, On~ , • Mod faithful ry tibeiiient Servant, MAtkVEIL. P ,Ma. svEsrs EXHIBITION. - 11: 1 4 It A S . F. C ; CHI ll e i 'r sT U J R )Ft Et(D7r-FjE6711,, on the s e to o ther PICTURES 'and SKETCHES `let zeriptaral Stih irc t s? are now EXHIBITING, tiitte►immediate Patronace of his Itoyal Highness t 44 7 d," . ,!lit, at No. PA 1.-Al.l l a L, near , Carlton-H . O(ISC. Y mon Ten tili Five. CHAS. SNI.-1.11:1, Sec. 45i ' s 'i'e l ,Nt e CE Of SHRIMPS. a new and superior v. 4, 4o toti e ,' h E for FltiN, plual e in st&ekigth to, Esse.nce of fir excelling it in itavonr, and has the acc 1141'!er,„,` '! , ie turning rancid. The lumens* 4li'man4 for u 41 131 'ne 'ne• Proof t the t . ation it is held is by those ..4„ e t . o ees nn :t i ti r t h et ltit . : , % , ii: ; „.,l3 :: : : f . e:r oors ,ta r o! iatt a e n el en ve e s e , w th v : r t , nniore and Son ; and , sold 11T. PoWell - andSon th,;'eit k .,, ) , ° Cor!i'er of Hatton-garden. The Public (4 t t requerequested to observe , that &itch—bottle has tie., r4'tliiote (. Dininore Sun; raise oth e r- is Re,- . '- 1.741 sale, 1460 n is itecessu'y, as tircre is a spur:tett, artt • P UBL!cATIuNS.. This Day W:tspubliihed, to Ad o• price ins. or 4to. :Is. bOards, " 1 , 4 4 -kti p A PSODNT ; or, M es. Sao vel : Lo itlit'"le Aristus, . 4411. ir! fq" T ARD Es .OND CONIERFfItD;.Esq . ; and 4 4 ..i . n;mart, Hurst , 1:teo, Orme, and Brown, t-41.omine, Dublin. Th: kW % brty•A . . T.kYLWV: NEW WQRK. • Ir) i , fe,,lsearr 8r,,. with a beautiful TAClpp r, :n . iri,pk ee . price . SS. ~ in boards, CA L I)U7 1 ,of lIA RENTS and 14();, ; , „ CHILDREN. • ""n: : " . .F Mrs. T ‘VI,(IIC, nOrtr: I. or r "lte , ! tor l'aylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street. C I '\l • It . • • it yro , 1 .11 ni•tv at. by the mate Author, `'' l lel/ndef•;r , hter's best Interests, the h er , . , ,spleCe, Met s s . _ . t. 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A. , geta dily, Londo n ; ,• I ,It ~ s.o l , ' and at ail Buuksel " l ll4.'ltir 1 "a Co • • , 'ti c , .. i i i , ~,s e .. . are to be consnlted, tts u;nal, every IV * l 'ild ti! "nut , ,li-id Patients ill the C in - or • art requested' n qd Ittii • el - tile c. . ~ ',„ •.3 . ~.1 r, ,, .. , ~ ein e , _., . ,Se, enc , o§ing a n.eakittatice ter o t - ii i .vi vt tii 4is. , . lllch can be forwarded to any part of the ''t ", (1,, 44 4 hl . c „11 • Us • • S urgeons, 13, 13uu verie-stre et, rket , t L , . 1C711.11, iVc •OM Uh, June 2% . 1318. AMY CONTYLCTS. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, June ea, IslB. ,VOTICE it hereby given to 811:Persons desirous of Contracting. to supply the following Articles far the Use of the Armx,,viz.— • - . BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land ForcesinCan tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned CoUnty OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments•and Quar ters; in theitudFr-mentiqued County • - FORAGE, viz,7-04TS, HAX, „tuti STRAW, to his Ma. jesty's ciralry ip Barracks, andQats in Cantonments and lnarters, in the under-mention . ed Counties :—Dorset, Hants (including the Isle of Wight), Suffolk, and Sussex. 'f b4t thp Deliveries at to comsat-nee: am and' for the lath day of ,4ugmst next ; that, Proposals in, writing, sealed up marked, " Tender for Army Supplies;' will be received at this 011 ice on or before Tuesday, the 88th day of July but none will be received after Twelve o'Cioek on that - flay). and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be Pruposull must / be .wade separately , for each- County.;. and e;ch, Proposal must have the Letter, whichis annexed• to the Temlei properly tilled up, by ,Two Persons of known. Property, engaging to become boilnd with the party erniering in the amount statol it; the printed .particulars, 1 for. the due Nrfornlanre tlke„ ( iontroct ; and oo , Pro-. I • will pe noticed tutlessmode,ort. ayfint.ea.l.Tendcr,.anti. the Nices expressed in Words at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract . r.o Troops should he supplied Attider the Contract; the'flrence of. the Stamps for the Contract and, Bond,- paid in. the first in stance by the Contractor, will t)c,cyfu , mlcd to him. .„ Particulars of the Contracts may be ,had upon application at thee Chamber's, between the Hour's of Eleven and Five. RUPTI'RES . • SPEEDI 4 tY AND' PERFECTLY • CURED, IVITTIOVT :ANY SUROICAL OPERATION. /FR.% DUFOUR, Stirgemn to. tik— , ` Dispensary forihrfireTif'nfiiattres," and Sole Pro prietor. of. DAILIriVt; 1[ 4 :1-nt'ATEDe410VGIES, during a, COtlrSc nf . upwards of 23 years - of extensive practice incases of Strict ere,observed nowhrries'sdistreSsiqrinstithOesl of Rupture, has ardently applied hiiuseJttodiscover a Remedy_ ton so prevalent a.Mulatly, .and pliihed, being mild, safe, radical and effectual, oecasinn i inc no pain crr itiConvetlicsilCe to, or in any way reiaraiiiing the or din ar y ; bus its ot t .tic patient ; antbalsoi,yery shortiv,-entirrlg the nec.sstty of the use o f any T russ or B an d age . Applications to be made at N 0.45., Berner's•street, Olqnrti- ' street, wh...re the most satisfactory •Refertttes . of Cure can t be given. • • hours of Attettdance from - Ten-till' Fair ; and frorttSeren 11111 Nint: in the Evening. A`\\• ., `';.:L t ilti , q,t , y, 4%q , ,` • ', '//-; , . . ' • . 7 , .. , 5„.: . ..., •....- ~,, ' , 1 ~.. :., ~,,,,, ~,,, fIM-,--- ~.z- . 1.... ''' '6l;4' AO .''.7l;”:, 'it". ':- . 4. '' ' . - - ...,.,..".., ~ • r:-...... ,-- . 4 ;•. '''...::,i ip....:,,11. ..,.. .... VII, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1818 THE COM:if ISSIONEfIS for VICTUALLING His ..IL.I.I.ESTY'S VY do hereby give Notice, that on Frid.sy, the teith of July next, Slay toil! he ready to receive Thulers in writing (sealed nr), and. treat for Fite Hundrezl and Filly,Chaldrons of CO .).LS (each Chat dron to consist of riairty-air Bushels, ll'inchester Measure) of one 'of the fidlowing qualities, Vic : Sir Henry Vane Tempest's Eden Main, Russers,,Main,, 139yrne Moor Main, or Newbot tle,Hdurne Mnor, er Coals of 4t;al koodness. Two gundred Chaldrosis of the • said Coals to be delivered into•the Cellars of the Royal Hos pital at Plymouth, between the lit and slat of August next, and the rentailtiwg Three Hundred and Fifty Chaldrons (to Fonsist,ol: two Cargoes) into Carts on the Jetty of the Royal Ho:pito:at flailar, near Gosport ; otte Cargo thereof on or before, Ott end q August, and the other Cargo on or before the e-..:xt):elion of. Septenther ;sort; alai the whole to he paid ' for 4y liillfpaywhk, without Interest, si.rty days after date. The Conflitiz,n; of the Contract may be .i•CL /1;41 the Seere. rary's Office, at flas,Qjfir_ or hy applying- to the Stewards of Plymouth and Hadar Hoipitals respectively. No regard' will be had to,:any Tender in which the Prtre shall not, be istserted ist: : ,,zoords act length, or that shed ? t ot be delivered to the Board' before One o'Cloch oh the said Friday, the 10th of July next; nor unless the Person who makes the 7'enticr, or :one Person on his behalf, attends to 'answer when called for. VALLTANLE PMOPRI&TY of GOVERN- MENT, for SALE. Victualling-Mee, May 8, 1818. T Hn tohnnssioNEßs for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S NAVY do "herby give Notice, that on Tuesday, the 7th of July next, they will he -ready to re erire,Ten4ers in writing (sealed•upi,: and treat for the sate -.if PRP:MI:7;LS at VALLEYFIE,I.D,,in the immediate vicinity of Pennycnik and neiihboorbood of Edinburgh, ,with the several titaildins and' Erections thereon, lately occupied as a Prepiit fur Prisoners of War ; and also of the TWO DWIf.LLING,-.HOUSES on. the High Grounds immediately adjoining the. ribove l!reatises s :which are occupied by the Agent and Suwon of the Depot, with the Grounds sur rounding the same: 'The Repot Premises were formerly used as an extensive Paper Manufactory, for which, or any other Manufacturing Parywoolley are well calpplated, having a most abundant supply of Water, and containing extensive Ranges of. Build ing of various Descriptions ; and the Houses,. which were lately erected, are very comsaodious and well-finished. .-Further Particulars may be' liti.own 'by applying to Mr -Aitnauder Munr9..attValleyfielLw4;• •sheur the Pre. miles, .311 ppl:4 , •ut,tbeir rksprctive Persona disposed to i,ocinkre Purchaser; ripens this °erasiou . roily offer either for the whole Depdt Premises, and for the 'N. Dwelling Houses conjoi.itly, or for the IJepBt Premises without the Houses, or for one or both of the Dwelling- Houses separate trorn the.DepOt Premises, at ,their option; observing, however, that no Tender. will be received in which the Price shalt not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 7th of July next, nor unless the Person Who maiies .the, Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. pectr i ot oirro ve vo0= 1 " tte to P rAY' roost. cess4'ls be elf felt 0" of 1f 0Y c erO i l role 14 rti r h e ° ,4 l . ( i % )f 1' 1)'15 li q 0 41 ic ' t „rel 0 1 ' 11 11 liri~or. , - • -, V' t"it ° .te (l it - 4 . t)°. r. • jo 'OP r Po COUNTY OF LEICESTER. It Is with much regret we find that the Eke tion,for this County has been attended with, cit., cumstauces even more disgraceful, if possible, than those, which'hAve marked the contest for t Lie Cities. of .CoTentry and ‘Vestminster. We shall subjoin the accout ;of these proceedings as they are stated in,• The Leicester Journal, a very _loyal •and respectable ,Paper... Not only our Readers., hut- our Countrymen in %general, will 1114101 f, as BRITONS, that such shocking insults Should have been offered to the noble bonie of gLITLAND, in the person ot - Lord. Runt .MANNER., an Cltitio• ment to that house, and to his cionitry, whose battles. he has fought, and Who- has shewri.hiin self worthy of being ;related to the heroic GRANBY, a name whic h Ihr ever b distingui-ihed .the military annals of this count •Bui it iss, not only in tier -field in which Lora ROBERT MANNERS nets ~lisvl t~ t: his talents, his -patriotism, and , his regard for the interest and gluryof the Country, for his conduct as a Member of Parliament tai been consistent, manly, and independent. Yet this highly respected, and truly respectable Noble man was assailed by the fury of a senseless rabble, and in the excesses of their brutal ferocity even his life might have been the sacrifice. Shame and punishment attend such infamous confine( ! , Yet, to complete the merit of the Noble Lord's character, he bore the outrages, insults, and in juties which he sntfered with the serenity which always marks a d.gnified and heroic mind, as he must be convinced that all but the rabble would feel the deepest regret that such disgraceful proceed ings should have stained the character of Britons, and from. the liberality of his nature he might hope that the very miscteants who assailed him, would, if they are capable of reflectiotr, feel the hitter:Hess of self-reproach. The following is the account taken from The Leicester Journal " The Contest lot the County so unexpectedly begun, mer as tinexpecred anti rapid a clos - e.- 7 -on . Saturday night the most determined perseverance was manifested by all parties.—". Sunday" was by no means " a day of rest," the several :Com mittees sat in close council, and numerons,emis saties'were dispatched in,all directions, to' bring Yiirwaril as formidable a number of Electors as could be'colleeted for the enitt;ini day. Early "on . , 'Monday morning large pat tie's' on horseback in line, began to arrive with their respeetiV:: colourS from the different Hundreds of the County. Car -riages of every description, irons the elegant ba rouche to time humble dung -tart, were put in re quisition, and came rattling in frown all quarters ; but during the night it had been concluded, that Mr. Babington should withdraw Irons the con test, and a hand-bill announcing the fact was cir d early on Monday morning. At the ap'• l+ointed time Lord' Robert Manners and Mr. Pitillipps,. with their several friends, attended at the hustings, and after the polling of a few votes, the books remaining open the necessary time, and the sever al legal forums having been gone through, Lord Robert Manners and Mr. PhiHipps were de clared duly eleCted. . _ _ " Atter the coneln • 4on of the business of the hustings, a scene worthy the days of Ithbesperian tyranny ensueit- The populace appe rid to be seized with a fit of revolutionary pbrenzy, and upon Lord 'Hobert Manners •appearing in the Chair, 'eommeneed a most brutal attack upon his person, by •It discharge of almost every species of inisitle, accompanied with the most furious ges ture's and diabolical language. His Lordship bore the whole with the istinust dignity and compla eency,'atmost constantly bowing to the populace, and at intervals standing up in his chair. At length a stone, or some other dangerobs took effect 'by the side of his Lordship's cheek,. and blood began to flow freely; at this time his Lordship's face was also' much 'disfigured with mud , and filch : another large stone. aimed at his tii,rdship's right temple was most providentially: caught by hint. Further in his progress, an heavy missle struck his LordshiP'on his left 'temple, eAusingaivioletit 'cotitnsion, 'and by the time he reached his Committee Room. :he was nearly ex.. !misted, but though smarting nndet,thu pain of these 'serious inlitriett,'and his face streaming With blood, 'the' gallant Soldier never made a single complaint. ' ' . • _ : • His Lordship addressed the, : people from.the Crown's Witidtki, thanking the Cottitty for the' honour it 'had etinferred - upon him, anti his deter : initiation tb ser v e: it to tire utmost: of his power; - atitl.his Wept!, Sir Frederick: Fowite (After his LOrdship had retired from the,window), caution against 'the repetitiO i 6 o a line of , procteeding as destructive of ttue-liberty• as of so 'cial.order, - ." 01 Leicester, what a disgraceful scene 111 s, passed '‘vithin thy ancient walls. - Language de-I tkies;lier aid to attempt tleserintion.,-;acit6)bation the most uttqual,fied sinks into : R f tssiye tuditfer 7 , ence in ler etforts tcf stigmatize it sufficiently"! ! ,Methinks we still hear the veils of 'the inforiat'etr Monsters. - -the threitifi — ortlle'tsuilandish,savag,e ‘ s, :and the inittliing tautni 'or die infki lllo6 s . tyis .creahts hy:theit;•&ontitictl*6l Monday, have, - 1 disgraced our Comity; andiarnished her fair fatn'e.! inethinks we still see thein assaulting' gallant'HerniiPlib'hati 4 futigh't anil 'bled ro pre serve the libetties his 'Tiatieti Whose brow was eucii ctrtlttvhli the laincelSOf . WateflOo in w h orl the Mint' anti' 'unassti „ . a log manners' adorned the splendourr opatrician . The I,;orti's - tea'rles's .'depOrtinent' kinder the savage and ilitPrOvtikirl :tient Which . Wrecei ved; for eililiaPhiM`tii•all . Who ba . i'licei• Otte' poi - oad' of iii. 4 4Nli',feelin - g in their iisottY-7 yt s the' Cotinq rotig rente'intie,r itle-difsclUct• of the NOttle'De l ieendant . Of die brave' „4rftilby on the late disgract:fiir - Ocettiron the county picture to herself that Immortal Hero [ParcE S.EVI,7NPENriE, bending from his exalted station and surveying the scene or 'Monday—let her pre to! to herself the Hero .ot Germany beholding his gaikni pi nit shining, tor , ii resplendent losire in the sterson of his Nobte Gritutls,n, and bidtling.de fiance .to the votaries of analchy and ! ! Leicestershire.t look. on, -Ilse (direr thac gallant spirit tre,i eel i,i your principal town") with ignominy and a merciless. talibiel this. part ot the s.to.rject .is too painful to dwell upon ; we see, however, the airy tioge• sparkling' hi g h - . in .be chs,tka 'of your sons—we mee..the tidings ot resentment its the:r breat4s,.. and the. °sport unify will n01.... ; 10 long delayed twhich si4ll thew the means of retrieving ..thy•eharaetei l—We indeed. indulge. a:most earnest hope that tee lion ill seet.es , of Monday will eNe_utoally, prodstee great to neflt, . by Insilu t g all good men of • every i earty into a phalanx for.tbe proteeLitnibrOtirorry and safety against the desires-44:andit4i ininsical to both. If this be the case (wilicie antici pate),,LOrtlitobrt Manners . 'Will' hive at !tiered as - gratt -s it triitlitrlt tit home 'as he 'and tits brave comrades did abroad, .rind Will have fought the battle of English Freedom on ! ...We cannot sopprise that Mr. Phillip cOo6- tenaiteed or provoked the eisecrable and cut artily outrages we have been detailing ; it would be a libel upon Whig principles to ,spprehend that he did : but we must 'say we sisonld have heels .ns he die tar better pleased .t li ll violent treatment of Lord Robert ~cities in his hiil of Alonday evening, and talked alittle I:ss ot the indep-ndence by %%bleb he had beeO t opport The term " Independence" is but too fregiten , catch-Word, it is a term as mach at thk. F• e;r-e of a Demagogue ar . a. consissent Witte. Ivcwhy nut means intend to insinuate th it Mr. P' iilipps used the term its any obTeetionable srose, alit .tie sincerely trust that lie still act sp iples which he has professed. Thai he it the, printer perioch—rti4dmottAuffeitilriti %lAsigisni to degenerate .iteo aosiocraty !—%V hay , no doubt Mr. Pitillipps . and his friends would . he g 144 ,of au . opportuttiFy : toe t istress .their detestation (it the scene 'it Monday, anti we IsOpe that the County will mark its ilblsorrence:Hor ,a Isystisit which was,' not fostered British .soli l 1 7 —‘Ve have spoke thus' candidly be cause we .tlo.not make it pi practicet,b,astily,to at,- tribute improper tnorives to any matt ; atio we si , icerely.hope - he will not•iose-Siglif of 1688, Or of the Rievolution he . peofessts so,mttch to ad mite. At the same time :se mast retain:oin- own sentiments, and ever w,aee.the...Strisnlarsi.ot-,Titse Blue over the dingy Banner ( I t Porple and V.% , "l'it e ! "'We cannot elose oifr retts rta t4)titi ; ilreColluty Election wit,Lotit ,dra%Fing ti l e, pirticii!ar 41,1 , lir lion of our Readers to a qiiestion at - ail ?Imes im portant, but in. the it*senr.ruilltr veetiiiat w e mean the, Roman Catholic ,Question. ( \eves. was the effect of a vote'in kit, as that - whieli Mr! liabington, in a moment of con , cjeitko,4s,.. bist mistaken candottr, gave for the admi-sion of the Roman CaVrtilics into Parliament, anthitito places of trust sintl.con.scTience,.-rEvery . one k,iows that if private Wort h—SetittiOns tretct iOn to raliainetit ary duty--and the inot.POpr.igbt - pritielpt : ea, ever concentrated in one man, they did so in ,''Jr Ba bington; and he will carry with him into plivitta life the respect of, all,whatever distorditit i .opi- t may exist as to the proprie , y o rails. mentary conduct with respect to. tie„ Hornkth tholic claims. 'lim e q uestion was very properly not publicly agitated tinder the' Peculiar i'acittn stances of the ,Election, and: no,greater could hays been paid to Mr. liabingiots than this ;` as it spewed 'that% lioWeiet the,.ooUnty silenth . ctis approved of his conduct, his private.worth pre- . Vented it being publicly brought' tot ..var'd to his . pi eituli , e., Lie may however test that his repeated votes in favour of Mr, Gratrnn's too ions, (and particularly his vote tlie••St.siliti of ISi 3)' prevented , niany . a coill,9i l lntinsis nisi, ,ot „e.i(d), party giving him his support ; and we , i-tist that this!.will,be•recolleetesVq .who loave : brett recently returned to represent this Lova!, Protes tant, and linlepertaeilt Yraric't - rf.'the . . kiii'g•dom itst Parli_atnent.- 7 !‘Ve are a?t enetn:i . ,es to • tolerati,ott it is incrits , ,istent with Plote'istant piiiicilues to he So ; - we venerate; the , cotridi'entiotrs Dirm, , nter, anti would.tridy hip . ) on.,a quest sent; it is qiiestitin'44 much ofeetink:hieA.;, ; bri of lies Chapel .as,flteAl4fir ut•oor cunrcli,.l ,and,tir uniting with hitn to keels out a C.Mitlt<iit Enemy, we isotild hug the Liberty of ':istir Coutiery to our breasts,.aud the Banner of Con . siititioust . Freedom as our Pano`plY! . ' With tespeiii.' , tOLord Robert , Mariners, he., has, olreadylaliewti, by his Parliamentary conduct, that, he will not stipport the RoMan Cat lioliCS'a elicii-entie;;Vniiiti . to cure any furtlie,rcAtension vf,tlie.ir power ~annits, ltluence; i;titl PhillipPs has declared himself ':a - warn) arfuther - Orthellevollitiotr.ot 1688, an& ,has publicly pledged, himself to tegtllate tai. Par condlict'hy'r"heprinCiiiki u f that Re st,oltstion.; ; wit dirspe'that.,,he pledge, I rotecti th e ti! , e the l'rotristant succes , n , tn , , , sion.-'-tire ;toed Itte-sithjecir,—the• riOit of pe...! j.lee tplertstion of conilictine froin Etonian Catholic attar ks and !Foreign . During the Election a statement of facts . , ',Was 'issued; ar4iiiitig- Ptitt.t.irrs, wi.o was re-' .14),14 119.13,t,tuTN.14NNE.115,•01 verycilsin genuotis 'conduct, in professing a rtatliness 'on theOrereniiims of Mr.-. Kate.,. 0 1 ' while t i4 appears that . npasto es were taken ors - • the'pariofhis . (3.lr.Pnit.iii4,'g)friesids ro pioettre Itis!,pstea/e,ctiort ! ! -.lEili t yjtaltepent vv s signed by, three respectable Gentlemen of the County, anti hitters (c o ol. Mr:. Pi4tet.lPYS, maniiestina big friendly tlilpositiontorartib,lNlr. KECK i but Air. PHILUPPS 'did' not think proper to take muti.A. of . his statement in him speech trout the Hustingi!! • -s! 1)' , 4 ;•• , • •. ) ey, • • • • (),,